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Societal values versus individual rights with respect to public health related practices during the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S.
Policies aimed at limiting COVID-19 spread during the pandemic generated dissatisfaction and resistance as they limited privileges or were perceived to infringe on individuals’ rights. Simultaneously, pandemic control and risk mitigation practices are seemingly subject to social resistance, just as
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